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Adjuster's License

Individual adjuster license with property, casualty, and crop lines of authority; resident, nonresident, and Wyoming designated-home-state applicant pathways. W.S. 26-9-219 defines the adjuster license. The temporary license in W.S. 26-9-210 is expressly an insurance producer license, not a separate adjuster credential. The uniform application is used for individual adjuster licensure and does not establish every generic license category printed in its national matrix as a Wyoming credential.

Licensing authority: Wyoming Department of Insurance · Application information

Initial licensure — nonresident reciprocity of acceptable designated home state license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Acceptable license
Unable to obtain an acceptable adjuster license in the actual home jurisdiction; hold a DOI-accepted designated-home-state license in good standing.
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Application fee
Submit the license application and applicable nonresident license fee.
Background check
The qualifying DHS jurisdiction completes a fingerprinted background check.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Dhs reciprocity restriction
DOI permits listed DHS license reciprocity only when resident-jurisdiction licensure is unavailable; its official page states the current accepted-license restrictions.
Fingerprints
DOI states no fingerprinting requirement for a nonresident not applying for a Wyoming DHS license.
Line scope
DOI will not reciprocate a home license granting less authority than the corresponding Wyoming property, casualty, or crop line.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Outside examination
Any other jurisdiction examination used to qualify for the home license is prior applicant evidence and is not a Wyoming examination leaf.
Qualifying ce
The qualifying DHS jurisdiction requires at least 24 hours of continuing education every two years, including at least three ethics hours.
Qualifying exam
The qualifying jurisdiction requires an examination before licensure; that examination is another jurisdiction assessment, an applicant condition.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Reciprocity
The home jurisdiction must grant Wyoming resident adjusters a similar privilege, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Initial licensure — nonresident reciprocity of resident license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Acceptable license
Hold a current resident adjuster license in good standing with matching lines of authority; Wyoming reciprocates an acceptable license.
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Application fee
Submit the license application and applicable nonresident license fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Fingerprints
DOI states no fingerprinting requirement for a nonresident not applying for a Wyoming DHS license.
Line scope
DOI will not reciprocate a home license granting less authority than the corresponding Wyoming property, casualty, or crop line.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Outside examination
Any other jurisdiction examination used to qualify for the home license is prior applicant evidence and is not a Wyoming examination leaf.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Reciprocity
The home jurisdiction must grant Wyoming resident adjusters a similar privilege, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reactivation after voluntary surrender — resident — crop
Wyoming Crop Adjuster Examination (practice unavailable)
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Cap certification bypass
Wyoming DOI states: "If you are applying to be a crop insurance adjuster you may bypass the exam if you hold a CAP certification" and "you must pass the crop exam OR hold your CAP card prior to applying." The certification is an applicant condition; the state evidence does not identify any particular registered CAPP examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) supplies the written-examination requirement, so the currently offered Crop Adjuster examination remains the route leaf with the DOI exemption disclosed.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Prior license
A resident adjuster license was voluntarily surrendered.
Property license bypass
The official candidate handbook says existing Property line-of-authority holders do not need the Crop examination; the exemption is an applicant condition.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Repeat examination
DOI expressly says a resident who surrendered the license must take the licensing examination(s) again to reactivate.
Requested authority
Crop line of authority.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Reactivation after voluntary surrender — resident — pc
Wyoming Property and Casualty Adjuster Examination
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Crop when property already held
The candidate handbook states: "Both producer and adjuster test takers, who already have a Property Line of Authority, do not need to test for Crop as that is included in the Property Line of Authority."
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Prior license
A resident adjuster license was voluntarily surrendered.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Repeat examination
DOI expressly says a resident who surrendered the license must take the licensing examination(s) again to reactivate.
Requested authority
Property, casualty, or both lines of authority. The examination is the single Property and Casualty Adjuster examination; its general and state content are not independent exams.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Reapplication after lapse exceeding one year — nonresident reciprocity
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Acceptable license
Hold a current resident adjuster license in good standing with matching lines of authority; Wyoming reciprocates an acceptable license.
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Application fee
Submit the license application and applicable nonresident license fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Fingerprints
DOI states no fingerprinting requirement for a nonresident not applying for a Wyoming DHS license.
Line scope
DOI will not reciprocate a home license granting less authority than the corresponding Wyoming property, casualty, or crop line.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Outside examination
Any other jurisdiction examination used to qualify for the home license is prior applicant evidence and is not a Wyoming examination leaf.
Prior license
Prior Wyoming nonresident license has been lapsed more than one year; reapply as an initial nonresident reciprocity applicant and establish the current qualifying home license.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Reciprocity
The home jurisdiction must grant Wyoming resident adjusters a similar privilege, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reapplication after lapse exceeding one year — acceptable external DHS license
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Acceptable license
Hold a current resident adjuster license in good standing with matching lines of authority; Wyoming reciprocates an acceptable license.
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Application fee
Submit the license application and applicable nonresident license fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
External dhs requirements
The external DHS license must meet DOI examination-before-licensure, fingerprint-background-check, and 24-hour biennial CE requirements, including three ethics hours.
Fingerprints
DOI states no fingerprinting requirement for a nonresident not applying for a Wyoming DHS license.
Line scope
DOI will not reciprocate a home license granting less authority than the corresponding Wyoming property, casualty, or crop line.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Outside examination
Any other jurisdiction examination used to qualify for the home license is prior applicant evidence and is not a Wyoming examination leaf.
Prior license
Prior Wyoming nonresident license has been lapsed more than one year; reapply using an acceptable external designated-home-state license.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Reciprocity
The home jurisdiction must grant Wyoming resident adjusters a similar privilege, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Resident licensure unavailable
The actual home jurisdiction cannot provide acceptable resident licensure.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reapplication after lapse exceeding one year — resident — crop
Wyoming Crop Adjuster Examination (practice unavailable)
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Cap certification bypass
Wyoming DOI states: "If you are applying to be a crop insurance adjuster you may bypass the exam if you hold a CAP certification" and "you must pass the crop exam OR hold your CAP card prior to applying." The certification is an applicant condition; the state evidence does not identify any particular registered CAPP examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) supplies the written-examination requirement, so the currently offered Crop Adjuster examination remains the route leaf with the DOI exemption disclosed.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
New background check
DOI requires residents to repeat the licensing examination and fingerprint background-check process after the reinstatement period; Wyoming DHS applicants follow the initial DHS licensing requirements.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Prior license
The prior Wyoming license has been lapsed for more than one calendar year; apply as a first-time applicant.
Property license bypass
The official candidate handbook says existing Property line-of-authority holders do not need the Crop examination; the exemption is an applicant condition.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Crop line of authority.
Residency category
resident
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Reapplication after lapse exceeding one year — resident — pc
Wyoming Property and Casualty Adjuster Examination
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Crop when property already held
The candidate handbook states: "Both producer and adjuster test takers, who already have a Property Line of Authority, do not need to test for Crop as that is included in the Property Line of Authority."
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
New background check
DOI requires residents to repeat the licensing examination and fingerprint background-check process after the reinstatement period; Wyoming DHS applicants follow the initial DHS licensing requirements.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Prior license
The prior Wyoming license has been lapsed for more than one calendar year; apply as a first-time applicant.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Property, casualty, or both lines of authority. The examination is the single Property and Casualty Adjuster examination; its general and state content are not independent exams.
Residency category
resident
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Reapplication after lapse exceeding one year — wyoming dhs — crop
Wyoming Crop Adjuster Examination (practice unavailable)
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Cap certification bypass
Wyoming DOI states: "If you are applying to be a crop insurance adjuster you may bypass the exam if you hold a CAP certification" and "you must pass the crop exam OR hold your CAP card prior to applying." The certification is an applicant condition; the state evidence does not identify any particular registered CAPP examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) supplies the written-examination requirement, so the currently offered Crop Adjuster examination remains the route leaf with the DOI exemption disclosed.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
New background check
DOI requires residents to repeat the licensing examination and fingerprint background-check process after the reinstatement period; Wyoming DHS applicants follow the initial DHS licensing requirements.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Prior license
The prior Wyoming license has been lapsed for more than one calendar year; apply as a first-time applicant.
Property license bypass
The official candidate handbook says existing Property line-of-authority holders do not need the Crop examination; the exemption is an applicant condition.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Crop line of authority.
Residency category
wyoming-dhs
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Reapplication after lapse exceeding one year — wyoming dhs — pc
Wyoming Property and Casualty Adjuster Examination
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Crop when property already held
The candidate handbook states: "Both producer and adjuster test takers, who already have a Property Line of Authority, do not need to test for Crop as that is included in the Property Line of Authority."
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
New background check
DOI requires residents to repeat the licensing examination and fingerprint background-check process after the reinstatement period; Wyoming DHS applicants follow the initial DHS licensing requirements.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Prior license
The prior Wyoming license has been lapsed for more than one calendar year; apply as a first-time applicant.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Property, casualty, or both lines of authority. The examination is the single Property and Casualty Adjuster examination; its general and state content are not independent exams.
Residency category
wyoming-dhs
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Reinstatement within twelve months — nonresident
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Ce extension
Under Chapter 20 Section 4(a), the Commissioner may grant a continuing education extension for good cause on a written request received by the end of the licensing period.
Continuing education before reinstatement
Satisfy all applicable continuing education requirements before reinstatement.
Existing license
An existing Wyoming adjuster license in the corresponding residency category.
Expiration
The reinstated license retains the expiration date it would have had if renewed on time.
Fee
Pay the applicable renewal fee.
Home license
Keep the home license in good standing.
Lapsed license
Reinstate within twelve months after the continuation-fee due date.
Late fee
Pay the continuation fee plus a penalty equal to that fee.
Other compliance
Remain in compliance with the applicable Insurance Code; request continuation on prescribed forms.
Renewal deadline
Every two years on the last day of the birth month; payment is available 90 days before renewal.
Renewal waiver
W.S. 26-9-207(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures for military service or another extenuating circumstance such as long-term medical disability.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement within twelve months — resident
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Ce extension
Under Chapter 20 Section 4(a), the Commissioner may grant a continuing education extension for good cause on a written request received by the end of the licensing period.
Continuing education
Complete 24 continuing education contact hours per two-year licensing period, at least three approved ethics hours. Approved CE self-study may include course competency tests; those unidentified course examinations are conditions, not registered licensure exams.
Continuing education before reinstatement
Satisfy all applicable continuing education requirements before reinstatement.
Existing license
An existing Wyoming adjuster license in the corresponding residency category.
Expiration
The reinstated license retains the expiration date it would have had if renewed on time.
Fee
Pay the applicable renewal fee.
Lapsed license
Reinstate within twelve months after the continuation-fee due date.
Late fee
Pay the continuation fee plus a penalty equal to that fee.
Other compliance
Remain in compliance with the applicable Insurance Code; request continuation on prescribed forms.
Renewal deadline
Every two years on the last day of the birth month; payment is available 90 days before renewal.
Renewal waiver
W.S. 26-9-207(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures for military service or another extenuating circumstance such as long-term medical disability.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Reinstatement within twelve months — wyoming dhs
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Ce extension
Under Chapter 20 Section 4(a), the Commissioner may grant a continuing education extension for good cause on a written request received by the end of the licensing period.
Continuing education
Complete 24 continuing education contact hours per two-year licensing period, at least three approved ethics hours. Approved CE self-study may include course competency tests; those unidentified course examinations are conditions, not registered licensure exams.
Continuing education before reinstatement
Satisfy all applicable continuing education requirements before reinstatement.
Existing license
An existing Wyoming adjuster license in the corresponding residency category.
Expiration
The reinstated license retains the expiration date it would have had if renewed on time.
Fee
Pay the applicable renewal fee.
Lapsed license
Reinstate within twelve months after the continuation-fee due date.
Late fee
Pay the continuation fee plus a penalty equal to that fee.
Other compliance
Remain in compliance with the applicable Insurance Code; request continuation on prescribed forms.
Renewal deadline
Every two years on the last day of the birth month; payment is available 90 days before renewal.
Renewal waiver
W.S. 26-9-207(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures for military service or another extenuating circumstance such as long-term medical disability.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Resident licensure upon relocation into Wyoming — crop
Wyoming Crop Adjuster Examination (practice unavailable)
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Cap certification bypass
Wyoming DOI states: "If you are applying to be a crop insurance adjuster you may bypass the exam if you hold a CAP certification" and "you must pass the crop exam OR hold your CAP card prior to applying." The certification is an applicant condition; the state evidence does not identify any particular registered CAPP examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) supplies the written-examination requirement, so the currently offered Crop Adjuster examination remains the route leaf with the DOI exemption disclosed.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Letter of clearance
Obtain a letter of clearance from the former resident jurisdiction; issuing it inactivates the former license.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Paper application
Send the clearance letter, paper Wyoming Adjuster License Application, and licensing fee to the DOI Licensing Division.
Prior license
Applicant moves into Wyoming from another jurisdiction.
Property license bypass
The official candidate handbook says existing Property line-of-authority holders do not need the Crop examination; the exemption is an applicant condition.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Relocation exam reading
The DOI relocation instructions list clearance, application, and fee without expressly waiving the adjuster examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) remains the controlling adjuster examination requirement. The separate statutory relocation examination exemption in W.S. 26-9-209 expressly addresses insurance producers.
Requested authority
Crop line of authority.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Resident licensure upon relocation into Wyoming — pc
Wyoming Property and Casualty Adjuster Examination
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Crop when property already held
The candidate handbook states: "Both producer and adjuster test takers, who already have a Property Line of Authority, do not need to test for Crop as that is included in the Property Line of Authority."
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Letter of clearance
Obtain a letter of clearance from the former resident jurisdiction; issuing it inactivates the former license.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Paper application
Send the clearance letter, paper Wyoming Adjuster License Application, and licensing fee to the DOI Licensing Division.
Prior license
Applicant moves into Wyoming from another jurisdiction.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Relocation exam reading
The DOI relocation instructions list clearance, application, and fee without expressly waiving the adjuster examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) remains the controlling adjuster examination requirement. The separate statutory relocation examination exemption in W.S. 26-9-209 expressly addresses insurance producers.
Requested authority
Property, casualty, or both lines of authority. The examination is the single Property and Casualty Adjuster examination; its general and state content are not independent exams.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Renewal — nonresident
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Ce extension
Under Chapter 20 Section 4(a), the Commissioner may grant a continuing education extension for good cause on a written request received by the end of the licensing period.
Existing license
An existing Wyoming adjuster license in the corresponding residency category.
Fee
Pay the applicable renewal fee.
Home license
Keep the home license in good standing.
Other compliance
Remain in compliance with the applicable Insurance Code; request continuation on prescribed forms.
Renewal deadline
Every two years on the last day of the birth month; payment is available 90 days before renewal.
Renewal waiver
W.S. 26-9-207(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures for military service or another extenuating circumstance such as long-term medical disability.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Renewal — resident
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Ce extension
Under Chapter 20 Section 4(a), the Commissioner may grant a continuing education extension for good cause on a written request received by the end of the licensing period.
Continuing education
Complete 24 continuing education contact hours per two-year licensing period, at least three approved ethics hours. Approved CE self-study may include course competency tests; those unidentified course examinations are conditions, not registered licensure exams.
Existing license
An existing Wyoming adjuster license in the corresponding residency category.
Fee
Pay the applicable renewal fee.
Other compliance
Remain in compliance with the applicable Insurance Code; request continuation on prescribed forms.
Renewal deadline
Every two years on the last day of the birth month; payment is available 90 days before renewal.
Renewal waiver
W.S. 26-9-207(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures for military service or another extenuating circumstance such as long-term medical disability.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Renewal — wyoming dhs
No examination is required for this applicant pathway.
Ce extension
Under Chapter 20 Section 4(a), the Commissioner may grant a continuing education extension for good cause on a written request received by the end of the licensing period.
Continuing education
Complete 24 continuing education contact hours per two-year licensing period, at least three approved ethics hours. Approved CE self-study may include course competency tests; those unidentified course examinations are conditions, not registered licensure exams.
Existing license
An existing Wyoming adjuster license in the corresponding residency category.
Fee
Pay the applicable renewal fee.
Other compliance
Remain in compliance with the applicable Insurance Code; request continuation on prescribed forms.
Renewal deadline
Every two years on the last day of the birth month; payment is available 90 days before renewal.
Renewal waiver
W.S. 26-9-207(d) permits a request to waive renewal procedures for military service or another extenuating circumstance such as long-term medical disability.

Official no-examination sources

Effective from 2026-09-22.

Initial licensure — Wyoming resident — crop
Wyoming Crop Adjuster Examination (practice unavailable)
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Cap certification bypass
Wyoming DOI states: "If you are applying to be a crop insurance adjuster you may bypass the exam if you hold a CAP certification" and "you must pass the crop exam OR hold your CAP card prior to applying." The certification is an applicant condition; the state evidence does not identify any particular registered CAPP examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) supplies the written-examination requirement, so the currently offered Crop Adjuster examination remains the route leaf with the DOI exemption disclosed.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Fingerprints
Submit fingerprints after applying; the Department mails a packet. Applicant pays the criminal-history background-check cost.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Property license bypass
The official candidate handbook says existing Property line-of-authority holders do not need the Crop examination; the exemption is an applicant condition.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Crop line of authority.
Residence
Wyoming resident.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Initial licensure — Wyoming resident — property/casualty
Wyoming Property and Casualty Adjuster Examination
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Crop when property already held
The candidate handbook states: "Both producer and adjuster test takers, who already have a Property Line of Authority, do not need to test for Crop as that is included in the Property Line of Authority."
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Fingerprints
Submit fingerprints after applying; the Department mails a packet. Applicant pays the criminal-history background-check cost.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Property, casualty, or both lines of authority. The examination is the single Property and Casualty Adjuster examination; its general and state content are not independent exams.
Residence
Wyoming resident.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Initial licensure — Wyoming designated home state — crop
Wyoming Crop Adjuster Examination (practice unavailable)
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Cap certification bypass
Wyoming DOI states: "If you are applying to be a crop insurance adjuster you may bypass the exam if you hold a CAP certification" and "you must pass the crop exam OR hold your CAP card prior to applying." The certification is an applicant condition; the state evidence does not identify any particular registered CAPP examination. W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) supplies the written-examination requirement, so the currently offered Crop Adjuster examination remains the route leaf with the DOI exemption disclosed.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Continuing education
Wyoming DHS licensees must meet Wyoming continuing education requirements.
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Designated home state eligibility
W.S. 26-9-219(d): when the jurisdiction of principal residence or business does not license the line applied for, designate a jurisdiction where the applicant is licensed and in good standing and which meets requirements similar to Wyoming, as determined by the Commissioner.
Dhs exam identity
The DOI page calls the required examination the Wyoming Designated Home State Adjuster exam. The handbook directs such nonresidents to the examination for the appropriate lines. The handbook and vendor roster identify Property and Casualty Adjuster (17) and Crop Adjuster (31); the DHS name is read as the applicable licensing examination, not a third examination.
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Fingerprints
Wyoming DHS applicants must submit fingerprints after applying for a background check.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Property license bypass
The official candidate handbook says existing Property line-of-authority holders do not need the Crop examination; the exemption is an applicant condition.
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Crop line of authority.
Residence
Nonresident whose actual home jurisdiction does not license the requested line; designate Wyoming as the home state.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.
Initial licensure — Wyoming designated home state — property/casualty
Wyoming Property and Casualty Adjuster Examination
Age
At least 18 years old; W.S. 26-9-219(b)(i) requires an adult.
Application
Apply on the forms prescribed by the Commissioner and pay the applicable license application fee.
Character
Trustworthy and of good reputation, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iv).
Continuing education
Wyoming DHS licensees must meet Wyoming continuing education requirements.
Criminal disclosure
Disclose criminal history and administrative actions and submit the requested charging, disposition, sentencing-completion, and explanatory documents; DOI determines any required written consent for a breach-of-trust felony case by case.
Crop when property already held
The candidate handbook states: "Both producer and adjuster test takers, who already have a Property Line of Authority, do not need to test for Crop as that is included in the Property Line of Authority."
Designated home state eligibility
W.S. 26-9-219(d): when the jurisdiction of principal residence or business does not license the line applied for, designate a jurisdiction where the applicant is licensed and in good standing and which meets requirements similar to Wyoming, as determined by the Commissioner.
Dhs exam identity
The DOI page calls the required examination the Wyoming Designated Home State Adjuster exam. The handbook directs such nonresidents to the examination for the appropriate lines. The handbook and vendor roster identify Property and Casualty Adjuster (17) and Crop Adjuster (31); the DHS name is read as the applicable licensing examination, not a third examination.
Exam before application
DOI directs applicants to pass the examination before applying.
Examination score age
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(vi) requires passing the written examination within one year before the license application.
Fingerprints
Wyoming DHS applicants must submit fingerprints after applying for a background check.
Office
Maintain an office accessible to the public, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Qualifying experience
W.S. 26-9-219(b)(iii): full-time salaried employment by a licensed adjuster, graduation from a recognized law school, or sufficient experience, special education, or training in handling insurance loss claims.
Qualifying residency
A resident of Wyoming or a jurisdiction that permits Wyoming residents to act as adjusters, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(ii).
Records
Keep usual and customary transaction records in paper, electronic, or other appropriate format, under W.S. 26-9-219(b)(v).
Requested authority
Property, casualty, or both lines of authority. The examination is the single Property and Casualty Adjuster examination; its general and state content are not independent exams.
Residence
Nonresident whose actual home jurisdiction does not license the requested line; designate Wyoming as the home state.
Unfinished criminal matters
DOI says applicants must finish sentencing and pay fines; open charges must reach a completed hearing before approval.

Wyoming Crop Adjuster Examination

Provider
Pearson VUE
Format
Multiple-choice licensing examination
Exam questions
60 scoreable questions
Time limit
1 hour
Passing score
70% correct
Exam fee
$96
Examination outline
  • GENERAL INSURANCE TERMS AND CONCEPTS
    • Actual cash value
    • Assignment
    • Binder
    • Coinsurance
    • Hazard
    • Indemnity
    • Insurable interest
    • Insuring Agreement
    • Limits of Liability
    • Loss
    • Direct
    • Indirect
    • Negligence
    • Occurrence
    • Peril
    • Pro-rata liability
    • Risk
    • Subrogation
    • Tort Law
    • Crop Hail organizations
    • Federal Crop Act
  • CROP INSURANCE
    • Policy rates
    • Coverages available
    • Policy provisions
    • NCIS general provisions
    • NCIS Special provisions
    • Liability
    • Claim Settlement Practices
    • Representative Area
    • Site testing
    • Standard measures
    • Location
    • Notice of loss
    • Insured’s duties
    • Agent’s duties
    • Percentage plan
    • Arbitration and appraisal
    • Loss payment
    • Cancellation and nonrenewal
    • NCIS policies
  • MULTIPLE PERIL CROP INSURANCE
    • Fundamentals of Multiple Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI)
    • Actual Production History (APH)
    • Production Reporting
    • Acreage Reporting
    • Important Dates
    • Written Agreements
    • High Risk Land
    • Actuarial Documents
    • Insured Eligibility
    • Units
    • Coverage Levels
    • Administrative Fees
    • Life of the Policy
    • Yield/Revenue Guarantees.
    • Plans of Insurance
    • Actual Production History (APH)
    • Buy-up Coverage
    • Catastrophic Risk Protection Coverage (CAT) Endorsement
    • Yield Protection (YP)
    • Revenue Protection (RP)
    • Group Risk Plan (GRP)
    • Group Risk Income Protection (GRIP)
    • Livestock Risk Protection (LRP)
    • Livestock Gross Margin (LGM)
    • Policy Provisions
    • Common/Basic Provisions
    • Coarse Grains Provisions
    • Replant
    • Prevented Planting
    • Late Planting
    • Catastrophic Risk Protection Coverage (CAT) Endorsement
    • Claims
    • Covered Perils
    • Loss Reporting Requirements
    • Duties After a Loss
  • WYOMING LAWS, RULES, AND REGULATIONS PERTINENT TO CROP INSURANCE
    • Insurance Commissioner
    • Appointment
    • General powers and duties
    • Examinations
    • Orders and hearings
    • Penalties
    • Licensing
    • Persons required to be licensed
    • Adjuster
    • Limited lines and crop definitions
    • License denial
    • Maintaining a license
    • Continuing education
    • Change of address
    • Fees/renewal/reinstatement
    • License expiration/termination
    • Suspension or revocation of licenses
    • Penalties
    • Unfair Claims Settlement practices
Examination sources

Wyoming Property and Casualty Adjuster Examination

Provider
Pearson VUE
Format
Multiple-choice licensing examination
Exam questions
100 scored and 5 unscored questions
Time limit
2 hours
Passing score
70% correct
Exam fee
$96
Examination outline
  • PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE TERMS AND RELATED CONCEPTS
    • Abandonment
    • Actual cash value
    • Additional coverages
    • Appraisal
    • Binders
    • Burglary, Robbery and Theft
    • Deductible
    • Depreciation
    • Earnings
    • Estimating
    • Estoppel
    • Extensions of coverage
    • Hazard
    • Moral
    • Morale
    • Indemnity
    • Insurance
    • Insurable interest
    • Liability
    • Limits of liability
    • Loss
    • Direct
    • Indirect
    • Mysterious disappearance
    • Negligence
    • Obsolescence
    • Occurrence
    • Pair and set clause
    • Peril
    • Proximate cause
    • Replacement cost
    • Right of salvage
    • Risk
    • Tariff Liability
    • Vacancy and unoccupancy
    • Value Policy
    • Waiver/Non-Waiver Agreement
    • Voiding and suspension of policy: differences
  • PROPERTY AND CASUALTY POLICY PROVISIONS AND CONTRACT LAW
    • Additional (supplementary) payments
    • Apportionment clause
    • Appraisal
    • Arbitration
    • Assignment
    • Cancellation and Nonrenewal provisions
    • Claims Made policy form
    • Coinsurance
    • Concealment
    • Conditions
    • Declarations
    • Definition of the insured
    • Duties of the insured after a loss
    • Elements of a contract
    • Endorsements
    • Exclusions
    • Fair Credit Reporting Act (Compliance)
    • Insuring agreement
    • Limitations
    • Loss settlement provisions including consent to settle a loss
    • Mortgagee rights
    • Notice of claim
    • Obligations of the insurance company
    • Other Insurance provision
    • Proof of loss
    • Representations and misrepresentations
    • Salvage
    • Sources of underwriting information
    • Subrogation
    • Warranties
    • Statute of limitations
  • GENERAL PROPERTY INSURANCE PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE PERTINENT TO ADJUSTERS
    • Standard Fire Policy
    • Basic coverages, provisions, and clauses
    • Limitations, restrictions, and exclusions
    • Proof of Loss
    • Periods of Limitation Tolled
    • Loss requirements and inventories
    • Taxes and Demolition Expenses
    • Appraisal
    • Duties of the insured/insurer
    • Cancellation
    • Additional coverages
    • Replacement costs
    • Actual cash value
    • Assignment
    • Personal lines
    • Dwelling and contents (DP forms)
    • Personal liability
    • Homeowners and forms/coverages
    • Policy provisions
    • Replacement costs
    • Appraisal
    • Optional provisions
    • Special limits of liability
    • Proof of Loss
    • Exclusions
    • Mobile Homes
    • Commercial lines
    • Commercial property
    • Commercial building and personal property form
    • Causes of loss forms
    • Business income
    • Extra expense
    • Commercial Package Policy (CPP)
    • Equipment Breakdown Coverage
    • Businessowners Policy (BOP)
    • Commercial and Special Multi-peril
    • Builder’s Risk
    • Inland marine
    • Nationwide Definition
    • Policies
    • Personal floaters
    • Commercial floaters
    • Commercial inland marine
    • Others
    • Personal Watercraft
    • Earthquake
    • Automotive: Personal auto and Business auto
    • Liability
    • Medical Payments
    • Physical damage (collision and other than collision/comprehensive)
    • Uninsured motorists
    • Underinsured motorists
    • Who is an insured
    • Types of auto
    • Owned
    • Non-owned
    • Hired
    • Temporary Substitute
    • Garage coverage form
    • Standard coverages
    • Liability
    • Garagekeepers
    • Physical damage
    • Garagekeepers options
    • Truckers coverage form
    • Additional Coverages and Exclusions
    • Business Interruption
    • Time Element
    • Law and Ordinance
    • Valuable Papers and Records
    • Vandalism and Malicious Mischief
    • Crime
    • Employee Theft
    • Inside the Premises–Theft of Money and Securities
    • Inside the Premises–Robbery or Safe Burglary of Other Property
    • Inside the Premises–Robbery or Burglary of Other Property
    • Definitions
    • Custodian
    • Messenger
    • Guard or watchperson
    • Surety bonding
    • Definitions
    • Obligee
    • Principal
    • Surety
    • Professional liability
    • Errors and Omissions
    • Directors and Officers
    • Umbrella/Excess liability
    • Employers liability insurance, and related issues
    • Standard policy concepts
    • Self-insurers
    • Work-related vs. non-work-related
    • Other states’ insurance
  • PROPERTY AND CASUALTY Adjuster
    • Roles and responsibilities of adjuster
    • Loss Report
    • Essential Elements
    • Inception/Expiration Date
    • Occurrence Date
    • Identification of Parties Involved
    • Policy Form/Number
    • Description of Loss
    • Coverages
    • Deductible
    • Tort/Tort Feasors
    • Loss/Damage Valuation
    • Direct Loss vs. Indirect Loss (Loss of Use)
    • Damages
  • WYOMING STATUTES, RULES, AND REGULATIONS PERTINENT TO PROPERTY AND CASUATLY ADJUSTERS
    • Insurance Commissioner
    • Appointment
    • General powers and duties
    • Examinations of records
    • Orders and hearings
    • Penalties
    • Definitions
    • Domestic, foreign or alien company
    • Stock and mutual companies
    • Certificate of authority
    • Licensing
    • Persons required to be licensed
    • Adjuster
    • Nonresident
    • Temporary license
    • Obtaining a license
    • Qualifications
    • Exemptions/exceptions
    • License denial
    • Maintaining a license
    • Continuing education
    • Change of address
    • Fees/renewal/reinstatement
    • License expiration/termination
    • Suspension or revocation of licenses
    • Reporting of actions
    • Penalties
    • Unfair trade practices
    • Boycott, coercion, intimidation
    • Defamation
    • False financial statements
    • Fraud
    • Misrepresentation
    • Illegal inducements
    • Unfair discrimination
    • Unfair claims settlement practices and bad faith
    • Consumer privacy regulation
  • WYOMING STATUTES, RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTINENT TO PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE ONLY
    • Renewal, Nonrenewal, Cancellation
    • Binders
    • Payment of claims
    • Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2019
  • WYOMING STATUTES, RULES, AND REGULATIONS PERTINENT TO CASUALTY INSURANCE ONLY
    • Automobile Insurance
    • Uninsured/underinsured motorists coverage
    • Required coverages
    • Bodily injury
    • Option for additional coverage
    • Cancellation/nonrenewal
    • Wyoming Automobile Insurance (Assigned Risk) Plan
    • Financial Responsibility
    • Proof of financial responsibility defined
    • Persons required to show proof
    • Penalty for noncompliance
    • Methods of satisfying financial responsibility
Examination sources